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Senators Warn Tinubu Over Military Intervention in Niger

August 5, 2023 Wale Ponnle

Senators from the North in the 10th National Assembly have cautioned President Bola Ahmed Tinubu not to utilize military intervention to end the situation in Niger. Sen. Suleiman Sumaila, a member of the Northern Senators Forum, confirmed this in a statement he issued on Friday. The senators urged the president […]

Apple Set to Launch Iphone 15 Series in September 2023

August 5, 2023 Samson Ayodeji

Apple is anticipated to continue delivering new iPhone models in September with the iPhone 15 series. By September, almost a year after the release of the iPhone 14 lineup, the tech giant is expected to introduce its newest phone model, the iPhone 15 series. Apple is anticipated to unveil its […]

The third consecutive quarter of declining revenue puts Apple’s $3 trillion valuation at risk

August 4, 2023 Samson Ayodeji

Given that Apple’s Q3 revenue result showed yet another fall, the company’s $3 trillion valuation may be at risk. Slowing iPhone sales are the cause of this reduction. iPhone brought in $39.67 billion, down from $40.66 billion in the same quarter last year, according to the company’s Q3 figures. According […]

There’s no Medicine to Cure Her Yet- Celine Dion’s Sister Shares Update

August 4, 2023 Joshua Samuel

Céline Dion’s sister, Claudette Dion, a well-known Canadian artist, claims that the singer has yet to discover a medication that effectively treats her stiff person syndrome (SPS). According to rumors, the singer revealed her diagnosis of an incurable condition that causes muscles to tense up compulsively in December 2022. Additionally, […]

Zamfara State House Assembly Confirms 18 New Nominees for the positions of commissioner

August 4, 2023 Wale Ponnle

The Zamfara State House of Assembly has evaluated and accepted the 18 commissioner nominees Governor Dauda Lawal submitted. According to a statement made on Thursday by Malam Nasiru Biyabiki, the Public Relations Officer for the House, the Assembly has received the governor’s list of 18 nominees for confirmation. According to […]

Actor Uti Clocks 41, Shares Cute Pictures

August 3, 2023 Joshua Samuel

Today, August 3, is actor Uti Nwachukwu’s 41st birthday, and to mark the occasion, he has unveiled new pictures. The Nollywood actor posted the images with the following caption on his page: I am timeless and without age. No worry, perfect health, and forever young. Pray for me, wish me […]

Opay Boss Olu Akanmu Resigns after Two Years of Service

August 3, 2023 Samson Ayodeji

According to a statement posted on his Twitter profile on Monday morning, Olu Akanmu has resigned as the president and co-CEO of OPay Nigeria. In November 2021, Akanmu, a seasoned business professional and former executive director at FCMB, joined the Nigerian branch of the Chinese-funded fintech. Opay, under his direction, […]

My Family Was Thrown Out Because We Couldn’t Pay 18k for Rent- Singer, Crayon Reveals

August 2, 2023 Joshua Samuel

The well-known artist Charles Chibuezechukwu, popularly referred to as Crayon, has claimed that a former landlord forcibly removed his family from his home when his parents were unable to pay the rent. The incident, according to him, happened in 2013, and their house’s current rent was N18,000. The ‘Trench To […]

Apple Makes an Exception, Allows Twitter Overrun Unwritten Rule

August 2, 2023 Samson Ayodeji

Only one letter of the English alphabet interests Elon Musk, and that letter is X. That is Twitter’s new name, but the change has resulted in an unanticipated problem. App Store platform rules implicitly stipulate that app names must have at least two characters. Apple made an exception for Musk, […]

Breaking: NLC Commences Protests in Lagos

August 2, 2023 Wale Ponnle

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has launched a state-wide protest over the withdrawal of the petrol subsidy. Protesters have gathered at Lagos’s Ikeja under-bridge. Last Wednesday, the NLC gave the federal government a seven-day deadline to remove all “anti-poor” and “insensitive” measures. The union also urged civil society organizations (CSOs) […]